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Comrade Sonya Gill: A life dedicated to the struggle for equality and justice

The sudden and shocking demise of Comrade Sonya Gill on August 25, 2026 at the age of 71 is an immense loss to the women’s movement and the Left...

MASUKA, Protect Innocents from Lynching, Draft Bill to Be Released on Friday

“Protection from Lynching Act”, Manav Suraksha Kanoon (Human Security...

A CM Who’s Afraid of Soap and a Press Club that Dances to His Tune

In Yogi’s UP, the Lucknow Press Club became the...

Big relief for Arundhati Roy as Supreme Court stays contempt proceedings against her

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UN unveils – “UN women”, France, hijab and misinformation

2017. This year, Saudi Arabia will defend women’s rights...

Is Mob Lynching to Become the Norm in India, Now?

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“I have not seen any govt like this, that has stifled voice of media by putting ads in their mouth”

Former union minister in the Atal Bihari Vajpayee government,...

Protest in J & K : Failure of Consensus on GST

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GST & The Basic Structure of the Indian Constitution

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